Digest>June 1998

Photo By:

 

Don Devine

Photo Caption:

South Africa's current Cape Point Lighthouse was first lit on March 11, 1919. Being the most powerful lighthouse on the coast of South Africa, it is still a manned station. A fixed red subsidiary light at this station indicates the dangerous areas around the Bellows and Anvil rocks where the liner Lusitania struck on April 18, 1911.
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Story:

Discovering South Africa
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